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Is the simplest solution to DACA the best?

Posted on January 29, 2018 by Thomas Azar
immigrationAs lawmakers in Washington continue to wrangle over the best possible solution for ‘dreamers,’ or undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children, columnist Ryan Cooper suggests at The Week that the best solution may also be the simplest: complete amnesty. While some conservative critics have derided President Trump as “Amnesty Don” for his administration’s offer to make a DACA deal in exchange for limits on legal immigration, Cooper says the pathway to citizenship for dreamers may be the easiest:
Therefore, I would like to offer a contrary bold argument: All unauthorized immigrants, and all residents with some form of temporary permit, should be immediately granted permanent legal status.
Read more about Cooper’s radical recommendation at The Week.
Posted in Blog | Tagged amnesty, DACA, immigration, undocumented immigrants

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